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Motueka Star, Volume III, Issue 109, 29 August 1902, Page 4

now TO STOP A COUGH. A simple but elective re me civ is the following. . Breathing through the nostros, iuba.’e a full breath as slowly as is possible without causing fatigue. Expel the breath On the same manner and repeat the operation ten times. This will slop the coughing for about a quarter of an hour. Take a dose of Chamberliirs Cough Remedy duringrhis lull and the medicine will have a better opportunity to act and wall speedily effect a complete cure. Ita lways cures and cures quickly. A. Maftoy sells it.

r Says the New York Tribune in allusion to the ability ot fGreat Britain to meet its engagements : ‘‘The price of maintaining and extending the British Empire in Africa may be one that .vill \stagger humanity,’ but at least the financial pait of it does not seem to cause much staggering. The pro- j cess of paying oft’ the• British debt is j suspended for a time and the debt is increased. But in a year or two the paying ofi* will be resumed at rate surpassed by only one other country in the world. A wonderful motor car performance is cabled from England. The wellknown English motorist, 0. Jarrott, won the big Belgian automobile race over a distance «»f 321 miles. Jairott, who drove a "Panhard,” covered the course in the almost incredible time of shrs 53min, which is equal to close w'"!;*.- *>ri hour tjh»* , '>u«»hout. PAIN BALM has an enviable reputation as.a cure for rheumatism. Abundant testimony is at hand to show its wonderful efficacy in curing this painful and treacherous ailment. Pain Balm is a .liniment and is unequaled as a speedv cure for sprains, bruises, burns and scalds'”. One application gives relief, Try it. A. Manoy sells it. WADE'S WORM FlGS—the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are a safe and sure \remedy , in is boxe *; sold everywhere